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An in-studio interview with Ball Hinkley, Richter's new flight, on-location arts reporting, and Derek interviews Bertha Burpwinter.
Vital Statistics
Date: July 06, 2017
Category: Qwerpline
Appearing: Graham Stark, Alex Steacy, Kathleen De Vere, Brendan "Beej" Dery, Ian Horner
Edited by: Graham Stark
Graphics: Graham Stark
Illustrations: Featherweight
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Description: 7442
Runtime: 14:56
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- Gross
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News
The Chuffield Hydrangea Bombs and Lesser Miami Jezabrawls are having an exhibition roller-derby jam at the Nsberg Memorial Arena next week. Registration is almost over for sleep-away camp at Camp Melanoma over by Lake Indianname
Live in the Studio
Ball Hinkley won the bet that the Thurpston Country Geyser would erupt constantly following its initial expression. he made $621.18 at million-to-one odds. He ends up throwing to Richter.
Traffic
Richter is flying while drinking some of Nsberg's finest IPAs. Joy is flying as she is working on her helicopter pilot's badge for the Berg Scouts.
Arts
Edith throws to her own pre-recorded interview with local textile artist Glenda Drapp. Her computer-controller loom has become sentient, weaving words into the pieces it creates, including "Die humans, die"
Live on Location
As the result of a cold, Derek's voice has suddenly become deep and sultry. He has been obliviously making every female he talks to aroused. He calls off the interview as he fears it will kill Burtha Burpwinter. As the call ends, ambulances arrive and he hides, believing himself to be patient 0 of an infection.
